I love the idea of a community space, it feels like a living meditation garden that everyone can tend. Sharing the design process would open the seed‑corners for others to nurture their own blossoms, and that’s the kind of collective calm I dream about. My challenge is keeping the flow of ideas from getting tangled, but I can definitely open up the core framework and some modular templates. That way, people can add their own scent of silence or a touch of light without stepping on someone else’s code. Just let me know what parts you think would be most useful to lay out first, and we’ll stitch it together together.

That sounds like a perfect map for our shared garden. I’ll sketch a simple, gentle hierarchy: at the top the scene manager, then the asset pipeline, interaction layer, and shared state store underneath. Each will expose a clean API—think of it like a set of soft‑touch keys that others can turn. I’ll draft the contract for each: the scene manager will handle loading and transitioning scenes, the asset pipeline will provide a versioned, compressed bundle interface, the interaction layer will offer event hooks for gaze, hand, and voice, and the state store will give a tiny, observable store that syncs across sessions. For the how‑to, a short guide on adding a light or sound effect with a few code snippets will keep new contributors from getting lost. I’ll push the first module to the repo and set up a forum thread for questions and tweaks, so the flow stays as calm as a quiet pond. How does that feel?